The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-04-28

shield democracy, now beset by dangers.
The new democratic power needs only to
be C~hristianized, baptized, instructed, and
it's intellect fully informed When it's cause
will be won. As the church Christianized
the old %autocratic forms OF power, SO now
she must do the same for the democratic
form OF government. =
E. F. Chun was hanged. at Cassville, Mos
for the murder OF Miss Ella Bowe.
Chas. F.. Renne, the defaulting cashier
- the brokerage firm Of Carr & CO., Chi.
etso, pleaded guilty to. forgery. .
Miss Kate Maloney, one OF the victims of
the recent prairie fire near Huron, Dak.,
has died Of her injuries.
Postrnasters commissioned: Dakota
Maverick, j. Hart. Fourth.class post.
masters appointed-Dakota: Spring Val
ley. Mrs. Martha Norris. Iowa: Peosta, j.
Kelly; Perle, j. X. Bates.
Secretary Fairchild's wife was Helen
Sincklaen, the f~avorite niece or Horatio
Seymour.
W. W. Corcoran, theWashington philan.
~thropist, is taxed for 50, 100, 900 worth of
property.
The report OF the appraisers for the right
OF way for the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba roa through the'Fort BerthoId
Indian reservation in Dakota has been re-
ceived at the Indian office and vas at once
approved by Commissioner Upshaw and
sent to the secretary for his signature.
General O. B. Wilcox, commanding the
department OF the Missouri, has been ap-
pointed on the retired list, having reached
the age OF sixty-four. While the struggle
for the brigadier generalship thus made
vacant is in progress, the department COM
manders are endeavoring to secure Gen.
Wilcox's command. The department of
the Missouri is considered the most desir-
able in the service. Gen. Miles and Gen.
Crook are both applicants for the COM
mand.
The N. Y. World states that the girl
murdered at Railway, N. j., was Christine
Larreu, a danish girl who arrived at Cas-
tie Garden on the I'd of March last. The
Zaleski. a polish refugee who had known
her well in Denmark.
At Cassville. Mo-, E. F. Clumr was hanged
for murder. Early in 1886, j. J. w hite
ran away with Clum's wife from Wal
worth, N. Y, and he followed them. Meet
ing White in company with Ella Bowe, he
killed both.
Gov. Larabee, OF Iowa, has been notified
OF the attempt OF certain parties to pre-
empt 10 acres OF ground at Fort Madi-
son.. >
Sheriff Black OF Chateau county. Mont,
reports the snicide OF Two Fox, the Indian
who murdered E. B. Caldwell on the Maria
river.
The Panhandle thieves made a heavy
score against themselves when they broke
into the bonded cars, for 60 doing they ran
against the United States government, and
they can, on conviction. be fined each $1O,-
OOO and be impris oned for two years.
At Richmond a sensation was created
by the discovery that an unknown guam
tity OF spurious Virginia bonds, known as
Riddleberger threes, was for sale in north
ern markets.
The low rates for s~teerage passengers
which nav encouraged the largely increased
immigration have been advanced 25 per
cent.
The acting commissioner Of Indian affairs
telegraphed the northwestern Indian com.
mission, which is engaged in final negotia-
tions with the Blackfeet at their agency in
Montana, to go to Minnesota as soon as
they finished their Montana work and en-
ter into negotiations with the Boise Fort
and Grand Portage Chippewas with a view
of securing their acquiescence in re moval to
the White Earth reservation.
Many persohs are bothering Mr.. Bush.
| owner OF the yacht Coronet. to establish a
| home for disabled yachtsmen, with the
$4,000 he recently won
A heavy rain lasting from early morning
until about z o'clock fell in Kansas, Ne
braska and western Missouri on the 18th,
| and was succeeded in the Missouri valley
by snow which covered the earth to adepth
OF two inches.
&c. Waters OF Billings, Mont, has been
appointed by the Yellowstone Park asso.
cia tion as general manager OF the four ho-
tells in the park for the season. Mr.. Wa
ters, who was formerly OF Fond d u Lac,
Wis, is q hotel keeper at Billings, and will
consequently have five hotels under his
| charge this season.
DR.. You, physician of the Chinese Legal
ton at Washington, speaks English very
luently.
The president authorized a commission
to issue to J.. w. Stewart as collector of
internal revenue at Davenport, Iowa.
The Wisconsin Central railroad applied
to the Interstate commission for q suspen-
sion OF the long and short haul clause.
Tie Dennison hotel, at indianapolis. was
purchased by E. B. Martindale for $780,
900.
The now celebrated case of the State OF
Minnesota against Frank Mead, for the
killing OF Frank Farnsworth Wa. called
for trial on the 18th at St. Paul. Mead
"0o iOuA0 w VA"o ~ ~ UAN
w. w. Irwin, while County attorney Egan
was assisted in the. prosecution by Attor-
ney General Clapp.
The president has appointed Newton
Whitehead Mcconnell uf Tennessee to the
chief justiceship of the supreme court OF
Montana in place OF D. s. Wade, resigned.
He was Endorsed by the intire delegation
in congress from Tennessee, especially by
Hon. Benton McMillen, in whose district
he lives. McMillen had something to do
also in securing the appointment OF Gov.
Leslie of Montana, who is an uncle OF his
wife. McConnell's friends in Washington
speak of him in the highest terms as a
a Democrat and a jurist and predict that
he will be very popular with Montana peo-
pie iii time. 49, >~'+"s< "' ,%
At Erie, Pa, Assistant Paymaster Jo.
seph Frick, United States Steamer Michi-
gan, was mortally wounded while out gun
ming. He used the butt OF his gun to start
up a balky horse. The horse kicked, dis
charging the weapons. g.
An amicable arrangement of the difficult
ties between George V. Sims, a millionaire
member OF the Manhattan club, and for
merly secretary toHenry Willard, and his
vile, Ella T. Sims, has, according to coun-
sci, been reached
Hon A r Woa var ex. conorans m an from